Hi im coding a code for my demo and was wandoring How do i get him to stay still couse i got then From a demo and im trying to get it to work for a Stay still guard thank you for reading
mob/guards
var/mob/monster/P
New()
.=..()
spawn(1)
Wander()
proc/Wander()
while(src)
if (P in oview(1))
step_towards(src,P)
else
step_rand(src)
for(P in view(src))
break
sleep(10)
spawn(40)
Wander()
Bump(mob/M)
if (istype(M,/mob/monster))
Attack(M)
proc/Attack(mob/M)
var/damage = rand(1,str)
if(usr.str - M.defense > 0)
M.HP -= usr.str - M.defense
view(src) << "[src] Attacks [M] For ([damage])!"
M.DeathCheck()
else M << "[src] Bounces off you!", usr << "You Bounce off [M]"
Guard
icon = 'guards.dmi'
icon_state = "guard"
str = 100
HP = 200
maxHP = 200
defense = 100
gold = 2000
exp = 100
ID:148528
 Jan 9 2003, 6:07 am
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Jan 9 2003, 8:39 am
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Unowuero
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Just delete the whole else section where it sas to step randomly. That will do it. You don't need the else if you want them to stand still.
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Since Attack() is a proc, not a verb, usr is out of place there; get rid of it.
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Just a few hints:
> for(P in view(src)) What is that supposed to do? Makes no sense to me... A for statement should always include a bit more that just break.... let's go through this: We enter the for, and look for a player in view. Ah ha! There's one, let's continue. Next command: break. Terminate the for loop. The point of that? (To slow the CPU?) Use sleep() if you need to pause for a couple secs. Also, it is kinda nice (Plus you won't get yelled at) if you place your code between DM tags. Example: <dm>HI!</dm> produces: HI! -<font color='#ffff00'>Nova</font> | |